Russia’s Experimental Ballistic Missile Used To Strike Ukraine Is Based On The RS-26 Rubezh
The new design is based on the previous RS-26 Rubezh ballistic missile, according to the Pentagon. Readers can get up to speed on what else is already known about the missile strike on the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro in The War Zone‘s initial reporting here.
The Pentagon says the Oreshnik is a tweak of Russia’s RS-26 Rubezh missile, an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that ...
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Yemen Houthis Hit U.S Destroyer, Supply Ships In 1 Hit| 16 Ballistic, Cruise Missiles LaunchedIn a bold retaliatory operation, Yemeni Houthis targeted a U.S. destroyer and three American supply ships in the Arabian Sea ...
President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Russia will continue to test and start mass-producing the hypersonic ballistic ...
WASHINGTON — Russia launched a rare, experimental ballistic missile against Ukraine on Thursday as tensions between ...
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Israeli military reported a ballistic missile fired toward Israel, reportedly launched from Yemen. The IDF intercepted the ...
Western officials have challenged the Ukrainian air force's assertions, saying it was not an ICBM.
The escalatory attack comes after Ukraine reportedly used US and UK long range missiles to strike targets inside Russia ...
Turkey could market the UAV-230 as an additional capability for the high-altitude long-endurance turboprop Akinci or Aksungur ...
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France eyes new ballistic missile capabilities amid global arms raceBallistic missiles were emblematic during the Cold War. After its conclusion, their role was primarily strategic deterrence.
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